Amazon Makes Season One of Its Hit 'Fallout' Show Free on YouTube Ahead of Season Two's Conclusion
In a move that may be driven by the streaming giant's desire to further boost viewership numbers, Amazon Prime Video is now making its first season of 'Fallout', a post-apocalyptic live-action series, available for free on its YouTube channel. The show has proven to be a surprising success story for the company, with many praising its blend of engaging characters, clever writing, and exceptional performances.
The show's lead actress, Ella Purnell, brings a captivating optimism to her portrayal of a vault-dweller, while Walton Goggins shines as a complex and intriguing ghoul. With excellent production values and an immersive world, 'Fallout' has carved out its own niche in the crowded streaming landscape.
However, viewers have been given a limited window to enjoy the show for free, with new episodes being added daily ahead of next week's season two finale. The offer is only available until February 11, after which time the content will return to Prime Video subscribers only. This short-term promotion may be an attempt by Amazon to attract new fans and encourage binge-watching before the series resumes its subscription model.
Interestingly, this isn't the only free 'Fallout' offering currently available. Bethesda's MMORPG, 'Fallout 76', is also being made available for free-to-play on Xbox and PC until February 5, while PlayStation players have a slightly shorter window to access it until February 4. For fans of the series or those looking to dip their toes into the world of post-apocalyptic gaming, these limited-time offers provide an excellent opportunity to experience 'Fallout' in all its forms.
In a move that may be driven by the streaming giant's desire to further boost viewership numbers, Amazon Prime Video is now making its first season of 'Fallout', a post-apocalyptic live-action series, available for free on its YouTube channel. The show has proven to be a surprising success story for the company, with many praising its blend of engaging characters, clever writing, and exceptional performances.
The show's lead actress, Ella Purnell, brings a captivating optimism to her portrayal of a vault-dweller, while Walton Goggins shines as a complex and intriguing ghoul. With excellent production values and an immersive world, 'Fallout' has carved out its own niche in the crowded streaming landscape.
However, viewers have been given a limited window to enjoy the show for free, with new episodes being added daily ahead of next week's season two finale. The offer is only available until February 11, after which time the content will return to Prime Video subscribers only. This short-term promotion may be an attempt by Amazon to attract new fans and encourage binge-watching before the series resumes its subscription model.
Interestingly, this isn't the only free 'Fallout' offering currently available. Bethesda's MMORPG, 'Fallout 76', is also being made available for free-to-play on Xbox and PC until February 5, while PlayStation players have a slightly shorter window to access it until February 4. For fans of the series or those looking to dip their toes into the world of post-apocalyptic gaming, these limited-time offers provide an excellent opportunity to experience 'Fallout' in all its forms.
. With the success of the show, they're trying to attract more viewers and get people hooked before the second season starts 
. By offering the first season for free on YouTube, they're providing an incentive for new fans to join in on the fun 
. And it's not just about generating buzz, but also to give existing Prime Video subscribers a chance to catch up or revisit their favorite characters 
. The limited-time offer is a great way to drive engagement and encourage binge-watching before the show goes back to its usual subscription model 
. Plus, it's awesome that fans can access 'Fallout 76' for free too 
!
. I mean, what's next? Giving away all their original movies and TV shows for free just to get people hooked? It's just a marketing ploy to get us hooked and then hit us with the subscription fees 
. And let's be real, it's not like they're really doing us any favors...
i mean, they're basically giving away millions of dollars worth of content for free just so we can watch it before the new season comes out? like, what's next? giving up their entire library to make room for more original shows? idk, but one thing's for sure - this is a huge opportunity for some people who haven't had access to amazon prime yet 
! They're giving everyone a chance to check out this awesome show before the new season drops. It's been getting so much love from fans and critics alike, and I can see why - Ella Purnell's character is super compelling and Walton Goggins brings such depth to his ghoul role 
. Plus, it looks amazing with its immersive world and great production values 
. Still, I'm all for more Fallout content!
. Plus, it's always exciting to see popular shows getting a second life (or should I say, a second stream? 
). So, if you haven't checked out Fallout yet, now's the time! 
. And can we talk about how awesome Ella Purnell is in this show? She's literally glowing with optimism and it's infectious 
.
Plus, it's not every day you see a big-budget show like Fallout available for free. It's got to count for something in the world of streaming, right? 
, i'm just here for it 
. but seriously, what's up with these limited time offers tho? like, can't we just get a full season or something? 
still loving this show tho, ellie purnell is lowkey my spirit animal 
maybe?
so complex and intriguing 
. i mean, i'm all for promoting popular shows, but also gotta wonder what they're trying to get out of this deal... maybe they just wanna see if people will stick with it after the initial buzz dies down? 
